Also known as sour gas, H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide Gas) is colourless, heavier than air, and extremely toxic. In low concentrations, it has a rotten egg smell and causes eye and throat irritation.
This course is the industry standard in Canada and is recognized around the world.
Also known as sour gas, H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide Gas) is colourless, heavier than air, and extremely toxic. In low concentrations, it has a rotten egg smell and causes eye and throat irritation. H2S can also deaden your sense of smell and at higher concentrations, it can cause death.
For these reasons, training in how to protect yourself is crucial in any industry where H2S might be encountered.
Course Objectives
How to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H2S) environments
H2S properties, health hazards, and locations – Including worker exposure limits
Hazard Assessment and Control – Including H2S case studies
Respiratory Protective Equipment – Including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
Detection of H2S – Gas detection demonstrations with various detection devices
Initial Response Strategy – 7 steps; including 4 rescue techniques and case studies.
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